Back in May, writer Jun Wu told in her blog how Perl excels at text manipulation. She often uses it to tidy data sets, a necessity as data is often collected with variations and cleaning it up before use is a necessity. She goes through many one-liners which help make that easy.
Having old reliables is my key to success. Ever since I learned Perl during the dot com bubble, I knew that I was forever beholden to its powers to transform.
You heard me. Freedom is the word here with Perl.
When I'm coding freely at home on my fun data science project, I rely on it to clean up my data.
In the real world, data is often collected with loads of variations. Unless you are using someone's "clean" dataset, you better learn to clean that data real fast.
(Score: 2) by JoeMerchant on Thursday September 19 2019, @08:55PM
Funny thing, QString handles Unicode, UTF-8, etc. conversions pretty much seamlessly, as do the other modern string classes. Thank God for that, because the last thing I want to fool with is conversion between Unicode and UTF-8.
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